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Title says it all. I’m so addicted it’s terrible! What’s not to love – fashion, creativity and comps all rolled into one. It’s any fashion lover’s dream, and it’s great styling practice. Here are some of my latest stylings – let me know what you think! Are you as addicted to Polyvore as I am? For details of the items in the sets click here.
I’ve really got into fringing on clothes lately. I always thought it was a bit shabby looking and a danger hazard (those frayed ends could so get caught on stuff) but after getting this Nasty Gal top I’ve been turned around. So next on my fringe list are boots. They add a little cowboy edge to any outfit and are great for summer too with denim pieces. I’m in love with the B Brian Atwood Pembra boots. The block heel is really cool and the almost purple-tinted colour is just beautiful. The Sam Edelman Louie boots are also a great piece as they’re so versatile and the low heel makes them super wearable. Plus, they’re a great price – unlike the Christian Louboutin Rom boots, which are way out of my monetary league. But they’re so gorgeous and I love their boho charm, so maybe they’re one to save up for. It’ll only take a few years after all … Category: Brands and Products | 3 comments - (Comments are closed)
shorts: Nasty Gal, top: Topshop, jackets: Topshop, Miss Selfridge, socks: Topshop, shoes: Whistles Looking at these photos there seems to be a schoolgirl vibe going on … maybe it’s the long socks, blazer and backpack combo! But that wasn’t intentional, promise 😉 I just really wanted to take these new Nasty Gal shorts on an outing and since it was too cold to go barelegged I put on these socks and layered up with two jackets. I’m a major cold wus but this outfit kept me nice and warm. I found finding shoes to go with long socks really difficult! Settled on these pink plimsoles as they match the shorts. Does anyone have any suggestions as to what shoes to wear with them? Category: Outfits | 17 comments - (Comments are closed)
This was my first try of nail tattoos, and I have to say I’m definitely a convert now. They’re so easy to put on – you just stick them onto unpainted or painted nails and then slick a top coat over them to seal them in. I used Andrea Fulerton products from the nail goody bag I got at the Stylist shoot. I love the texture they give to your nails and they’re pretty cool looking! What do you guys think? Do you use nail tattoos and where’s the best place to get them? Also, does anyone have any tips on taking pictures of nails? It’s surprisingly difficult! Category: Beauty | 8 comments - (Comments are closed)
This is just gorgeous. Love the modern-day tribal backpacker/colonial mistress feel and the evocative locations. What do you think? 🙂 Category: Editorials and Lookbooks | 9 comments - (Comments are closed) |
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